Projects
GGS Survey findings on partnership and fertility
Project contributors: Perelli-Harris B, Berrington A, Maslovskaya O, Kuang B, Chang G,
This Project is part of the following research programme/s:
Overview
The Generations and Gender Survey (GGS) aims to better understand how young and mid-life adults in the UK are transitioning to adulthood, forming partnerships and families, and coping with recent economic, social, and political uncertainty. The project team are collecting nationally representative data from people in the UK using a complex online survey. This is the first time the GGS has been conducted in the UK, with the UK previously omitted from many cross-national comparisons.
This project focusses on the survey findings including survey participants reproductive intentions, fertility treatments, miscarriages, and abortions throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
Publications & Activities
Fielding a long online survey: Evidence from the first Generations and Gender Survey (GGS) in the UK
General Online Research Conference 2023 (2023). (University of Kassel, Germany)
Authors: Maslovskaya O, Chang G, Perelli-Harris B,
Are worries about the future and Brexit voting behaviours related to fertility intentions?
7th GGP User Conference (2023). (Warsaw School of Economics)
Authors: Kuang B, Berrington A, Perelli-Harris B,
Are worries about the future and Brexit voting behaviours related to fertility intentions? New Evidence from the UK Gender and Generations Survey
British Society Population Studies Conference 2023 (2023). (Keele)
Authors: Berrington A, Kuang B, Perelli-Harris B,
The Generations and Gender Survey (GGS) in the UK: Results from user testing and methodological experiments
ESRA Conference (2023). (Milan, Italy)
Authors: Maslovskaya O, Chang G, Perelli-Harris B, Berrington A,